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Surveillance camera systems to be installed on 155 new buses.
Read More →Program will test public-private partnerships for transit projects.
Read More →New corridors will complement existing light rail system and add 34 new transit stations.
Read More →Houston METRO is installing a wireless mesh network at park-and-ride facilities that will enhance security.
Read More →METRO highlights a sampling of consulting firms with descriptions of how they provide support and expertise to a wide range of transit-related projects.
Read More →The Baltimore metro area, Portland, Ore., New York and Washington, D.C., pay the least, according to a new study.
Read More →The acquisition includes markets in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston/Galveston, San Antonio and Austin.
Read More →Panel of technical advisors to evaluate advanced transit technologies.
Read More →Houston Metro tests a new light rail training simulator that the agency hopes will curtail a high incidence of crashes.
Read More →After a 20-year debate, 2004 marks the beginning of a new mass transit service in one of America's largest cities.
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